"briefly answer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to ask someone to provide a concise answer. For example: "Please briefly answer the question: What makes you a good candidate for this job?"
To ensure that the paper is not rejected as being out‐of‐scope, it is important to also briefly answer the following questions in the cover letter: Which particular discipline (related to CAS) is being explored in the manuscript?
To ensure that the paper is not rejected as being out‐of‐scope, it is important to also briefly answer the following questions in the cover letter: (a) Which particular discipline (related to CAS) is being explored in the manuscript?
Remember always pause to think, briefly answer what was asked, and then bridge to answer the true underlying question to get straight "A"s on the interview -- and the job.
To position this review we will briefly answer these questions and furnish more detailed elaborations further on.
But he could not elude the throng, and he briefly answered questions, taking full responsibility.
Writer asks and briefly answers thirteen questions about nuclear weapons and arms control.
The opening track, "Summer Relief," begins with Martinez singing a Yoruban chant, which the band briefly answers.
Mr. George briefly answered the judge's questions, said nothing else, and quickly left, still free on $10,000 bail.
Kolo Toure was the only person who stopped to speak to us and he very briefly answered a couple of questions.
Ali's profile sent a message in August briefly answering a question about his social media activities on Twitter.
Computer Expert Kevin Kachikian was back on the stand this morning and having a bit of difficulty briefly answering Mr. Braun's questions.
